Ecolibrium3 Launches Free Digital Literacy Classes for Older Adults in Duluth
Ecolibrium3 is launching free technology classes for older adults at the Lincoln Park Community Hub in Duluth. Funded by an AARP Community Challenge grant, these classes will cover various digital literacy topics, including AI, online health resources, and smartphone use.
Duluth Superior, MN, September 17, 2026 — Ecolibrium3 will begin offering free technology classes aimed at older adults at the Lincoln Park Community Hub in Duluth. The initiative is made possible through funding from an AARP Community Challenge grant.
The program is designed to enhance digital literacy among seniors, providing them with the skills and knowledge to navigate an increasingly technological world. The curriculum will cover a range of topics relevant to daily life and modern communication.
- Artificial Intelligence (AI): Understanding the basics of AI and its applications.
- Online Health Resources: Learning how to safely and effectively find health information online.
- Smartphone Use: Gaining proficiency in operating smartphones for various tasks.
The specific dates and schedule for these classes were not immediately available. Information regarding enrollment procedures and any age verification requirements has also not been publicly detailed.
The Lincoln Park Community Hub in Duluth will serve as the venue for these educational sessions. The funding from the AARP Community Challenge grant underscores a commitment to supporting community programs that address the needs of older adults. Further details about the grant’s scope or Ecolibrium3’s broader community involvement were not provided.
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